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The whole message is in English? Are all the sentences make sence? (nooooooooooooooooooooooooo) or (hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)?
~A. Ken 12 May 1988
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on 2007-01-21 12:08:56 |
yes, it is in english. the abbb...b part is the key, no a word. 
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what does it mean to enter a message????
i love fullmetal alchemist and i love love love edo-kun!!!!! fma and edward elric rocks!!!!!!!!!
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i will offer that the message must be decrypted in order (left to right, top to bottom, just like english text), and that the first letter of the decrypted message is always the same as the first letter of the encrypted message. I dont get what Gendou said XD~ did he mean the first letter of every word in the encrypted message is the same like: e.g Ssgrs = Shoot, once its decrypted? [is only refering to the first letter and not the word itself, where S is the constant as a first letter for the word] im confused :[ |
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Now that challenge seems to be over, I can give(more like explain) some hints (I am not giving solution :p) a) First letter (A in abbb...bb) is decoded as A. b) every next decoded letter depends on prevous one. EVERY. Be it beginning of new word or line, it still depends on last letter from previous word/line. c) abbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb is an encoded alphabet. d) slide rule can be used for decoding e) a lot of words with 3 letters ending with "ox" ARE the same word. And guess what word can it be?.. awwww solution is OBVIOUS T____T |
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on 2007-02-10 12:36:53 |
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Here's a hint as to how I solved it guys. Write out the alphabet. Then, just try not to think so hard about it. When you think of it simply, it'll prolly come to you. Good luck! |
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Grr... I still don't get it...
Zukkyun~!
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on 2010-05-25 15:00:57 |
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What, exactly, don't you get?
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Instead of just immediately converting "abbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb" into "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz," go back just ONE step, then maybe you'll see the pattern... Maybe that very broad hint will help the scoreboard for this one?? |
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on 2010-10-03 19:21:41 |
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Thanks dude, I hope so.
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are the positioning (indents) of the paragraph significant? edit: oh. it was. i was subtracting instead of adding.
Meh.
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I really did it word by word... Wish I know programming -w-|| |
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| Lynx, that's EXACTLY how I feel!!! |
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| i am still finding this difficult, have i missed something obvious? |
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on 2012-08-24 13:30:57 |
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Charles, how far did you get?
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does the spacing/indention matter to the next encoded letter? cant get the algo for the first line though |
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| I have already decoded the message but I'm confused what I have to reply to the crypto-bot. please help me |